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- Closing the gap in healthcare, Crime Stoppers and Busby Street decision
Local news headlines for the Bathurst and Orange region.
Today we speak with Melinda Payne-Lamden from the Orange Aboriginal Medical Service.
This podcast is made possible with the support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
7 min - Bathurst Parkrun to celebrate Harmony Day, new highway taskforce and edible gardens
Local news headlines for the Bathurst and Orange region.
Today we speak with organiser of Bathurst Parkrun Jen Arnold about tomorrow's Harmony Day event.
This podcast is made possible with the support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
8 min - Cadia class action begins, highway work interrupted and Perthville Show and Shine
Local news headlines for the Bathurst and Orange region.
Today we speak with the Cadia Community Sustainability Network's Frances Retallack on a class action beginning in the NSW Supreme Court.
This podcast is made possible with the support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
8 min - Orange history workshop, Sydney Trains looks for room and fuel shortages
Local news headlines for the Bathurst and Orange region.
Today we speak with Dr Melanie Pitkin, an Egyptologist at the University of Sydney, on today's History Futures workshop in Orange.
This podcast is made possible with the support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
8 min - Orange palliative care expands, highway petition and netball night for people with disability
Local news headlines for the Bathurst and Orange region.
Today we speak with coach Jamie-Lee Kinsler about tonight's Come and Try Netball night for people of all abilities.
This podcast is made possible with the support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
8 min - Blayney Meals on Wheels meets with Minister and Abercrombie House opens basement
Local news headlines for the Bathurst and Orange region.
Today we speak with owner of Abercrombie House Christopher Morgan on the restoration of the heritage icon's basement.
This podcast is made possible with the support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
6 min - SPECIAL | Great Western Highway Closes for Three Months
Local news headlines for the Bathurst and Orange region.
This podcast is made possible with the support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
5 min - Call for free train services, Orange Chamber Music Festival and Autumn Heritage Festival
Local news headlines for the Bathurst and Orange region.
Today we speak with Bathurst District Historical Society President Mary Fletcher. She's recently been recognised Bathurst Local Woman of the Year.
This podcast is made possible with the support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
7 min - Highway to stay closed for two weeks, Lionesses celebrate Cowra win and earthquake
Local news headlines for the Bathurst and Orange region.
Today we speak with Orange City Lionesses captain Shae Mansfield about their recent Cowra Tens win, and the growing strength of the club's pathways system.
This podcast is made possible with the support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
6 min - Rural medical students, engineers at work on highway and decision making in First Nations families
Local news headlines for the Bathurst and Orange region.
Today we speak with the peak body advocating for the rights of First Nations children, AbSec NSW CEO John Leha about outcomes from the sector's recent quarterly forum.
This podcast is made possible with the support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
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About 2MCE Community News - Bathurst & Orange
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Local news, interviews and community stories from Bathurst, Orange and Central West NSW.
New episodes every weekday morning from 9am.
2MCE Community News is made possible with the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation. Find out more at cbf.org.au.